Many times, electronic spectra are measured when the sample is very cold so that all of the electrons are in the ground electronic state. For samples that have low-lying excited states, liquid helium can be used. Ni is one example, having an excited electronic state at ~200 cmรข€“1. If the Ni atom has a term symbol of 3F2 for its electronic ground state, what will be the allowed excited states?
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